You: "HUH?"
Me: "This is paper jewelry! Origami to be exact."
You: "How can you make and sell jewelry made of paper!?"
Me: "Um, Hell-o?! Look at the cute-ness of this stuff. Adorable
and cultural. The woman that makes these lives in Medellin, Colombia!"
You: "Oh, I've never seen this before..."
Me: "Pretty cool, right? Elizabeth Montoya is her name and she owns
Elimon: tarjetas en Origami y kirigami... which translates to: cards in origami and kirigami.
You: "KIRIGAMI?"
Me: "Kirigami is a variation of origami where the artist is allowed to make small cuts in the paper (from Japanese "kiru" = to cut, "gami" = paper)."
You: "Oh, okay, that's cool."
I love the rose earrings so much! I wish I could buy these, but the blogspot page does not offer any sale, nor a store in Colombia. All the earrings (aretes in spanish) are adorable. What do you think about the necklace? I like it, because it is so different than the styles here in the United States that I have seen. I would love to have these pieces, because I know that nobody else would!!
Visit Elizabeth Montoya's blog spot page at:
http://myblog-elimon.blogspot.com/
xoxo, Johannah
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Designer Spotlight: Elimon
Posted by Johannah at 9:05 AM
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